AI At UNM

The University of New Mexico is focused on human-centered, trustworthy, and sustainable AI strategies that support innovation and advance the peoples of New Mexico. This central site for AI information will connect students, staff, faculty and partners with the University’s ethical AI use framework, policies, tools and other resources that increase AI literacy and understanding.

The UNM AI Steering Committee has extended the period to participate in the student and faculty survey. We invite you to share your thoughts, experiences, and concerns around AI use at UNM. The survey takes about five to ten minutes to complete.
Take the Student Survey or Faculty Survey.
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UNM AI Conversation Kickoff

The UNM AI Conversation Kickoff, held September 3, 2026, allowed students, staff, and faculty to reflect on what artificial intelligence is, where it could be headed, and how UNM needs to address its use to ensure human-centered, trustworthy, and sustainable ways of interacting with it.

Watch the speaker session recordings listed below.

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UNM AI Tools

UNM IT supports a centrally managed platform and AI tools that gives UNM faculty, staff, and students access to powerful AI tools, including access to multiple large language models, without requiring them to navigate the risks, compliance concerns, or costs of using external AI products on their own.

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AI Resources

Several resources for AI use have been compiled to help learners and educators use AI effectively. Here you can find information about AI citations, assignment strategies, workshops, classes, various research projects and more.

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Led by the UNM AI Steering Committee

For questions and comments about how AISC is connecting AI to students, staff, faculty and partners with the University’s ethical AI use framework, policies, tools and other resources that increase AI literacy and understanding, please contact aiconnect@unm.edu.

Building an institutional approach to AI


The UNM AI Steering Committee was established to define an institutional approach to AI. The committee is responsible for examining issues around how to integrate AI across UNM’s academic, research and administrative domains.


Read about the committee and its work.